HTL Hollabrunn
| HTL Hollabrunn | |
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| type of school | Higher Technical Institute |
| School number | 310447 |
| founding | 1976 |
| address |
Anton Ehrenfriedstrasse 10 |
| place | Hollabrunn |
| state | Lower Austria |
| Country | Austria |
| Coordinates | 48 ° 33 '38 " N , 16 ° 4' 7" E |
| carrier | Republic of Austria |
| student | 1252 (as of 2014/15) |
| Teachers | 143 (Stand 2014/15) |
| management | Wolfgang Bodei |
| Website | htl-hl.ac.at |
The HTL Hollabrunn (actually: HTBL Hollabrunn ) is a higher technical federal college with a technical college and an attached boarding school . It was opened in 1976 and, with 1250 students, is the largest school in the Weinviertel .
history
Around 1971 the municipality of Hollabrunn, under Mayor Robert Löffler, applied to the Federal Ministry for Education and the Arts to be allowed to set up a higher technical college. Also in 1971 the location Dechant Pfeiferstraße 1–3 was decided and three specializations with electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and industrial engineering were determined. In 1972 the planning for the new school with a boarding school was commissioned. On March 21 In 1975 the Federal Minister Fred Sinowatz the groundbreaking ceremony . In 1976, the municipality bought the old post office as a temporary school building. On September 1, 1976 Eduard Müller (1935–2001) was appointed provisional head of the HTL Hollabrunn and classes with the higher education institute for electrical engineering and the technical college for electrical engineering began in the old post office building. The workshops and training rooms were on the ground floor and the basement (workshop manager at that time: Gerhard Schmid). The classrooms were distributed among schools across the city, and teachers were borrowed from other schools .
The new school building was built according to the plans of the architects Helmut Leierer and Ernst Maurer, the student residence according to the plans of the architect Reinhard Pfoser. The new school building was moved into in the autumn of the 1978/79 school year. This year there were already 12 first classes (= 9th grade ), which were divided into the three departments of electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and industrial engineering. The heads of department at that time were: Gilbert Hinterberger (electrical engineering), Friedrich Prochazka (mechanical engineering), Alfred Paul Wagner (industrial engineering). In 1980 the first final exams took place at the technical college for electrical engineering. In 1981 the first Matura for electrical engineering took place. In this year, classes were started at the 4th department for electrical engineering - control and regulation technology. In 1982 the first Matura for mechanical engineering took place. In 1983 the first Matura for industrial engineering took place. In 1984 the first matriculation examination for electrical engineering - control engineering (today's electronics) took place. In 1988 classes were started at the technical college for electrical engineering - control and regulation technology (today's electronics college).
In 2005 an extension was started according to the plans of the ah3 architects , which was opened on December 12, 2007 with the then Minister of Education Claudia Schmied .
In 1984 the organizational preparations began for the private HTL for food technology Hollabrunn , which is structurally connected with the HTL Hollabrunn through joint teachers. The building erected for this purpose was opened on June 8, 1988 with Governor Siegfried Ludwig . In 1990 the school's first Matura took place. A foremen's school for mechanical engineering was started in 1993 and a foremen's school for electrical engineering in 1994, both schools are sponsored by the Lower Austria Chamber of Labor . In 1994 a private school for metal construction technology was started. In 2000 the Frank Stronach Football Academy was started in cooperation with FK Austria Memphis MAGNA . These schools and the boarding school form the so-called Hollabrunn Technology Center .
The cooperation ended, however, and SV Horn took over this work to a large extent.
organization
In the 2014/15 school year, 1250 students attended the HTL Hollabrunn, of which only 60 were female. They are trained by 124 teachers and 19 female teachers. 23 people are employed in administration and building services.
- 2009 - ISO 14001 certification (as the first school in Lower Austria).
- 2014 - EMAS III certification (EU environmental audit).
management
- 1976-2000 Eduard Müller
- 2001–2010 Thomas Dietmaier
- since 2010 Wolfgang Bodei
Course offer
The following training focuses are offered:
- Electronics : 5 years (higher department with matriculation and diploma examination) or 4 years (technical school)
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Electrical engineering : 5 years (higher department with matriculation and diploma examination) or 4 years (technical school)
- Focus: energy systems , automation technology , drive technology , industrial electronics, subject-specific information technology (specialization 5th grade)
- Information technology : 5 years (higher department with matriculation and diploma examination)
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Mechanical engineering : 5 years (higher department with maturity and diploma examination) or 4 years (technical school)
- Main focus: Plant engineering , environmental and process engineering (specialization 4th grade of the higher department)
- Industrial engineering : 5 years (higher department with maturity and diploma examination)
- Mechatronics : 4-semester college (for AHS / BHS graduates, with diploma examination) or 4-semester advanced course (for graduates of a technical school, with matriculation and diploma examination)
people
Students and graduates
- Dominik Akrap (* 2001), soccer player, electrical engineering, in training.
- Fabian Eggenfellner (* 2001), soccer player, electrical engineering, in training.
- Ferdinand Weinwurm (* 1990), soccer player and teacher, electronics, Matura 2009.
- Markus Suttner (* 1987), soccer player, Matura 2006.
- Eva-Maria Himmelbauer (* 1986), politician, industrial engineering, Matura 2006.
- Paul Scharner (* 1980), soccer player, electrical engineering, technical college degree in 1999.
- Wolfgang Kössner (1964–1991), police officer, electrical engineering, diploma in 1983.
Teacher
- Markus Ekkehard Locker (* 1965), Catholic theologian.
literature
- HTL Hollabrunn: Festschrift 25 years. 1976-2001. (PDF)
- Leopold Rieder: The school system in the Hollabrunn district . In: Ernst Bezemek , Willibald Rosner (ed.): Past and present. The Hollabrunn district and its communities. Collection of articles, Association for the Promotion of Local History Research in the Hollabrunn District, Hollabrunn 1993, ISBN 3-9500209-0-5 , p. 465f.
Web links
- Website of the HTL Hollabrunn
- Website of the private HTL for food technology Hollabrunn
- Website of the Hollabrunn dormitory
Individual evidence
- ↑ Thomas Dietmaier: 25 years HTL Hollabrunn. In: Festschrift 25 years HTL Hollabrunn
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↑ Extension of HTBL Hollabrunn , entry in architekturlandschaft.niederösterreich ;
HTBL Hollabrunn , entry on architekturwettbewerb.at - ↑ Austria Wien Archive - The Online Statistics. Frank Stronach Academy. In: austria-archiv.at. August 25, 2009, accessed April 13, 2020 .
- ↑ HTBL Hollabrunn - the only school in Lower Austria with certification according to ISO 14001: 2009 ( Memento from March 21, 2018 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ HTBL Hollabrunn: EMAS certification for HTBL Hollabrunn . In: NÖN online, June 3, 2014.
- ↑ HR Dietmaier celebrated his farewell as director of HTL Hollabrunn with companions and friends . Website of the HTL Hollabrunn. Retrieved December 9, 2014.
- ↑ DI Bodei new director of the largest school north of the Danube . Website of the HTL Hollabrunn. Retrieved December 9, 2014.
- ↑ Locations: vocational schools. Higher technical federal school. In: berufsbildendeschulen.at. Retrieved April 13, 2020 .